All of the Following Relate to Cattell's Notions About Intelligence

Multiple Choice

All of the following relate to Cattell's notions about intelligence, except one. Which does NOT relate to intelligence?

A) Intelligence is primarily a result of the individuals' assimilation of the lessons taught by their solutions to puzzles provided them by their environment.
B) "g" subsumes the primary mental abilities
C) One form of general intelligence is largely innate and adapts itself to all kinds of material, regardless of previous experience.
D) One form of intelligence is largely abilities learned at school, representing the application of the other form, and is a function of the amount and intensity of schooling.